
eieee Lace Nate 
(Polygo- 
num au- 
berti). 3y far the most rapid 
grower, easily covering a_ large 
trellis in one growing season, and 
hlooming ‘profusely from mid-sum- 
mer to fall. Free from insects and 
foliage diseases. Hardy, and if in 
severe winters the vines do freeze 
hack, the new growth in the spring 
will rapidly replace the lost vines, 
as the roots are perfectly hardy. 
59c each: 3 for $1.55; prepaid. 

Climbing VINES 
Perfectly Hardy 
Boston Ivy The vine that clings to stone and 
brick walls. Does best on the north 
and east side of the building,.gradually covering the 
entire wall or chimney. This is the only satisfactory 
plant to use on stone or brick walls without support. 
Nice plants, 55c each; 2 for 98c; postpaid. 
a Hall’s Evergreen Honey- 
Hall S Honeysuckle suckle. Stays green al- 
most up to Christmas, and in more southern loca- 
tions practically through the winter. .\ very pretty 
vine, with clean, healthy foliage, and ,producing a 
wealth of creamy white blossoms in mid-summer: 
blossoms are fragrant. Grows about 12 to 15 feet 
tall; can also he used for ground-cover on_ steep 
hanks. Nice No. 1 plants, 40c .each; 2 for 72c, prepaid. 
Blui 
Scarlet Trumpet Honeysuckle 27 "15" 
odd-shaped foliage, and blossoms of scarlet-red color 
and trumped-shaped. Fragrant. Excellent for trellis 
and ground-cover. The plant is very hardy, and suc- 
ceeds most anywhere. Nice 2-year plants, 40c each; 
2 for 72c, prepaid. 
Note colorea 
Gold Flame Honeysuckle > \°'¢, ge 
front page. This is truely a wonderful plant, grows 
to full blooming size the first year, and blooms con- 
tinually from mid-summer to late fall. Blossoms 
very showy, beautiful color, and fragrant. Should 
be in every garden. Strong No. 1 plants, 85c each; 
2 for $1.55; prepaid. 
vine has to be about three years 
old before it hegins to bloom. 
Flowers come in large’ grape- 
shaped clusters of purplish-blue 
color. Foliage shiny green, clean, 
and free from diseases. Where a 
nice shady place is needed quickly 
in your garden, erect a small ar- 
bor of trellis work, let a pair of 
Chinese Wistaria cover it, and 
you pill have that delightful lit- 
tle Boi of rest and shade on a 
het “summer “dary. Our extra 
stronq 2-year vines, 50c each; 2 
for 90c; prepaid. 
Wood- 
Virginia Creeper °°? 
A. native American vine, a strong, 
hardy, rapid grower with dark 
green foliage changing to showy 
red in autumn. The ideal vine 
to cover fence work, large tree 
trunks or hold the soil on very 
steep embankments. Extra strong 
2-year-old plants, 25c each; 3 for 
65c; 10 for $1.90; prepaid. . 
Ampelopsis Engelmani 
Engelman’s Ivy. Clings firmly to 
old ‘tree trunks or trellis work. 
igo sensing Retains an excellent foliage 
throughout summer and fall, and is very dense. 
Hardy everywhere, and requires practically no care 
after planting. 40c each; 2 for 70c; prepaid. 

. . s is is . eleastrus 
Chinese Wistaria "5! Bittersweet (Cc'castrus 
grower, with durable, healthy A native American vine with a 
vines, resisting high winds on pretty foliage, and bearing red 
trellis work. It produces flowers berries in late summer and fall 
of great beauty, although the which cling to the vine until late 
winter. The twigs and _ berries 
are often used in winter bouquets. 
Two vines should be planted to 
assure pollenizing, and to get ber- 
ries. Perfectly hardy; can be 
grown most anywhere. 2-year-old 
No. 1 plants, 2 for 75c, prepaid. 
= (Bignonia 
Trumpet Vine = (iignonia 
-\. woody vine, which in later 
years, is strong enough to stand 
up without trellis support. Veny 
hardy and long-lived, producing 
the well known extra large 
orange-scarlet trumpets in pret- 
ty clusters. Use this:vine to cover 
unsightly spots, tree stumps, or 
for a stout grower where other 
vines do not have sufficient 
strength to stand up. Strong 
plants, 38c each; 2 for 70c; prep’d. 
Beta Grape An extra hardy 
grape, of ex- 
tremely strong and fast growth. 
It is often used for grape arbors 
or other trellis work requiring a 
permanent hardy climber. Pro- 
duces an excellent fruit in abund- 
ance. See page 24, 
Please 
Climbing Roses !'!°*5° 
choice assortment of the best 
hardy climbing: roses in existence, 
page 3. 
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